CVE-2020-10212

CVE-2020-10212 concerns Responsive FileManager. The vulnerability is an SSRF in upload.php via the url parameter, affecting 9.13.4 and 9.14.0, with the issue rooted in how file-extension blocking is handled and DNS hostnames resolving to internal IPs; this is noted as a consequence of an incomple...

CVE-2020-10567

CVE-2020-10567 affects Responsive Filemanager up to version 9.14.0. The vulnerability is in ajax_calls.php, case 'save_img', where the name parameter’s extension is not validated. An attacker (often authenticated in affected apps like ZwiiCMS) can craft a JPEG with malicious EXIF data and a .php ...

CVE-2018-14728

CVE-2018-14728 affects Responsive FileManager 9.13.1 where the upload.php endpoint allows a server‑side request forgery (SSRF) via the parameter. The issue is documented in multiple sources (NVD entry for CVE‑2018‑14728 and the Nuclei template) and is classified as high/critical impact (NS: netw...

CVE-2018-15535

The CVE-2018-15535 issue affects tecrail Responsive FileManager prior to 9.13.4. An attacker can abuse filemanager/ajax_calls.php to construct a file path using external input and insufficient neutralization of “..” sequences, enabling Directory Traversal/Local File Inclusion. Impact described ac...

CVE-2022-44276

CVE-2022-44276 affects Responsive Filemanager prior to 9.12.0. The vulnerability allows bypassing upload restrictions in the file upload workflow, enabling remote code execution (RCE). Technical details from the PoC show exploitation via manipulated filenames and MIME-check logic (e.g., fix_filen...

CVE-2022-46604

The CVE-2022-46604 issue affects Tecrail Responsive FileManager v9.9.5 and earlier. A vulnerability in the file-extension check allows an attacker to upload a crafted PHP file, enabling arbitrary code execution on the server. Connected exploit sources describe remediating factors such as director...

CVE-2020-11106

Responsive Filemanager up to v9.14.0 contains a stored XSS in dialog.php caused by unsanitized $_SESSION['RF']['view_type'] when ajax_calls.php sets it (and then dialog.php reads it). This allows payloads injected via the type parameter in the view action to persist across navigation to dialog.ph...

CVE-2018-15536

CVE-2018-15536 affects tecrail Responsive FileManager prior to 9.13.4. The /filemanager/ajax_calls.php file does not properly validate file paths in archives, permitting a crafted archive extraction that overwrites arbitrary files (directory traversal). Public disclosures and exploits reference p...

CVE-2018-18061

Summary (CVE-2018-18061): Tecral/Responsive FileManager 9.8.1 exposes an authentication bypass in its dialog.php, allowing remote attackers to access the file-management interface and perform file upload, edit, and delete actions. Concrete PoC references show that a secretkey parameter can bypass...

CVE-2018-20793

The CVE-2018-20793 entry concerns tecrail Responsive FileManager version 9.13.4. A path traversal mitigation bypass in the create_file action of execute.php allows remote attackers to write arbitrary files, due to improper handling of paths[0]. This is a remote, unauthenticated vulnerability with...

CVE-2017-20145

CVE-2017-20145 affects Tecrail Responsive Filemanger up to version 9.10.x. The root cause is a path traversal vulnerability that enables remote access to files. Several connected sources corroborate a critical impact and indicate upgrading to version 9.11.0 as the fix. In at least one reference, ...

CVE-2018-18062

The CVE-2018-18062 entry concerns tecrail Responsive FileManager 9.8.1, specifically a vulnerability in dialog.php that enables reflected XSS. An attacker can craft a URL to cause the hosting site's context to execute arbitrary script/HTML in a victim’s browser, potentially stealing cookie-based ...

CVE-2018-20794

CVE-2018-20794 affects tecrail Responsive FileManager (version 9.13.4). The flaw is a path traversal in the save_img action of ajax_calls.php, enabling remote attackers to write to arbitrary image files (jpg/jpeg/png). The issue originates from how the path parameter is handled, allowing modifica...

CVE-2018-20791

CVE-2018-20791 affects tecrail Responsive FileManager 9.13.4. The issue is an XSS via a media file upload, caused by mishandling of the media_preview action, allowing an attacker to inject script/HTML through the filename. Connected sources confirm the product/version and the vulnerability class;...

CVE-2018-20792

tecrail Responsive FileManager 9.13.4 contains a path traversal vulnerability in ajax_calls.php (get_file action). Insufficient sanitization of directory traversal characters allows remote attackers to read arbitrary files. The issue is documented across multiple sources (NVD/CVE entries and vend...

CVE-2018-15495

CVE-2018-15495 affects Responsive FileManager prior to 9.13.3. The vulnerability allows Directory Traversal and SSRF because the url parameter is used directly in a curl_exec call, demonstrated by file:///etc/passwd. Several connected records (OSV and related entries) note that a fix existed but ...

CVE-2018-20795

CVE-2018-20795 affects tecrail Responsive FileManager 9.13.4. The vulnerability is a path traversal in file access that lets remote attackers read arbitrary files via a path parameter. Specifically, the issue is triggered through the copy_cut action in ajax_calls.php and the paste_clipboard actio...

CVE-2018-18867

CVE-2018-18867 is an SSRF vulnerability in tecrail Responsive FileManager (version 9.13.4) exploitable via the upload.php url parameter. This issue is noted to stem from an incomplete fix for CVE-2018-15495, which itself allowed Directory Traversal and SSRF because the url parameter was used dire...

CVE-2018-20789

Product : tecrail Responsive FileManager 9.13.4. Vulnerability : path traversal mitigation bypass in the delete_folder action of execute.php, allowing a remote attacker to delete an arbitrary directory. Root cause : bypasses a path traversal check. Impact : arbitrary directory deletion as stated....

CVE-2018-20790

The CVE-2018-20790 entry affects tecrail Responsive FileManager 9.13.4. A path traversal vulnerability exists in the delete_file action within execute.php, where a paths[0] traversal mitigation can be bypassed, enabling remote attackers to delete arbitrary files. This is initiated via the delete_...